Inspired by this.

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Talking Marriage with Ryan Bailey;
a train wreck from beginning to end
(in the best way possible)

(insp)

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seanpersaud:

When Ryan Bailey started the enormously popular web talk show Talking Marriage with Ryan Bailey, he had 2 goals in mind.

1) Help people by sharing his vast expertise on marriage and marriage related topics.

2) Interview actor Patrick J. Adams from the hit show Suits.

As you know, the first goal has been accomplished multiple times over. So so many times. But the second has remained elusive, haunting Ryan to his very core. Will our favorite hit web talk show host ever find peace? And will he find it before the finale of his show?

Friends of Shipwrecked Comedy Alert!

Sean Persaud’s other web series, “Talking Marriage with Ryan Bailey,” is coming to an end. If you haven’t checked it out, and you’re a fan of delusional talk show hosts, celebrities being interviewed against their will, musical episodes, cooking lessons, drug trips, kidnapping, celebrity roasts, awkward dates, evil twins, or learning what it takes to create and maintain a mostly healthy marriage, then definitely check it out.

If not, at least check out the season finale, which may or may not feature a few surprise guests.

We’ll miss Ryan and his crew until the inevitable reunion/headlining spot at Coachella.

Now Sean, you have a certain murder mystery web series to attend to….

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Talking Marriage S3: E8 The Invisible Man

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The last Talking Marriage episode. Ever.

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seanpersaud:

He never wanted this power. You never wanted this show. Tomorrow: The explosive finale of Talking Marriage.

All things come to an end, apparently. But that doesn’t make it easier to accept.

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Kind of weird. But it worked.

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First appearances – S1 E1 of Talking Marriage with Ryan Bailey

For welovewebseries.

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Talking Marriage S3: E3 Mary Kate Wiles

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This was bizarre even by Talking Marriage standards.

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1. The hummingbird over Ryan’s head

Probably an Anna’s, but it could also be Selasphorus sp., which this time of year could be either a resident Allen’s or a just-passing-through Rufous.

2. Evan’s 87/88 Back-to-Back World Champs t-shirt

Those were the days.

3. Evan’s kitchen sink and counter

Why do I love Evan’s kitchen sink and counter? Because they played such a prominent role in the Halloween episode, and now I finally get to see them in action. Yay! Is that dish in the sink in the drying rack? Is it clean? I think the answer must be: unambiguously yes.

4. Sean’s love life

5. Tiffany’s world

I love that Tiffany sleeps on a Disney-princess bed of flowers and cats, and that even Ryan being awful can’t bring her down. I realize there are problematic interpretations that could be made of the dude-centric humor, and I’m not defending that aspect of it. But there are layers.

The whole question of Ryan as non-self-aware awful person vs. Ryan as actual person creating the actual show is at the heart of what holds my attention with Talking Marriage. And just generally the way the show is so real and so not real, the way the other characters’ worlds clash so strongly with Ryan’s, like Tiffany’s does here.

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seanpersaud:

Not content with mastering the internet and marriage, Ryan Bailey is setting a few new goals for Season Three of Talking Marriage.

The show is going to be better, the crew is going to be better, and Ryan is going to be better. And it starts by trying to convince AFI frontman and confirmed bachelor Davey Havok to try a little marriage.

There was a lot to love in this episode. My favorite parts were in the first half, before the actual interview. Not knocking the interview; it was fine. But the first half was amazing.

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seanpersaud:

So cool that we were asked by NBC to pitch them Talking Marriage with Ryan Bailey and that this was a completely special thing unique to only us and that NBC wasn’t running a development program actively asking for submissions from literally anyone. So cool.

Along with watching NMTD, I’m fulfilling a longstanding promise to myself by watching this one. I’m only a few episodes in, and still trying to figure out what the series is “about”, which is okay. Sometimes things don’t need to be immediately obvious.

Things I think I know:

* Ryan is kind of a doofus, in a loud but vaguely endearing way.
* His relationship with his wife is both troubling and kind of fascinating.
* The line between what’s real and what’s fake is interestingly drawn.
* I wish the sound guy had more lines.

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